2 questions, clutch bleeding

a7xh7 · 03-24-2008, 07:04 PM

yeah im using the method to bleed. im thinking of getting either a vacuum bleed system or a speed bleed valve though since it seems like it might just need a lot more bleeding time. i'll check for the leak again..

proz07 · 03-25-2008, 01:07 PM

another good way to bleed if your doing it by yourself and dont want to spend the money on expensive auto bleeders is as follows. just get some vacume line/hose that fits on the bleeder nipple tightly. and connect it to the nipple loosen it then put the other end in a container of some sort to catch the fluid. usually works best if you start with a little fluid in the container, and make sure the hose is submersed in it. then pump away on the pedal till you believe you have flushed/bleed the system. retighten the nipple and check pedal feel. it works pretty good if you dont have someone to help you.
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03-24-2008, 07:04 PM	#1
a7xh7 Rotary Fan in Training Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 88 Rep Power: 0	yeah im using the method to bleed. im thinking of getting either a vacuum bleed system or a speed bleed valve though since it seems like it might just need a lot more bleeding time. i'll check for the leak again.. __________________ "sevens_ix"

03-25-2008, 01:07 PM	#2
proz07 Needing a new tow rig. Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: AR Posts: 245 Rep Power: 18	another good way to bleed if your doing it by yourself and dont want to spend the money on expensive auto bleeders is as follows. just get some vacume line/hose that fits on the bleeder nipple tightly. and connect it to the nipple loosen it then put the other end in a container of some sort to catch the fluid. usually works best if you start with a little fluid in the container, and make sure the hose is submersed in it. then pump away on the pedal till you believe you have flushed/bleed the system. retighten the nipple and check pedal feel. it works pretty good if you dont have someone to help you. z